Itinerary
- Pyramids of Giza: * Visit the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx
Watch the oldest wonder of the Old World and the only that still remains. The three pyramids of Giza; Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinos have not been affected by time or natural catastrophes. - Grand Egyptian Museum: Your next stop is the new grand Egyptian Museum, home to more than 120,000 rare artifacts from the Three Kingdoms. Here, you have two full floors with 107 halls to visit. While the ground floor holds large statutes, the second contains small statues, jewelry, papyrus, the mummies and the world’s most extensive collection of the boy King, Tutankhamun. Take your time discovering his shining items and discover all that the museum has to offer.
- Khan Al-Khalili: visiting the Khan alkhalili Bazar spend time there waking and can enjoy sitting at authentic cafe there enjoying the vibe of old Cairo
Includes
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- Private Archologist tour guide
- free Camel ride
- Tips
- Any other not mentioned in inclusive
- Entry tickets
Details
Enjoy a pick-up service, avoid the crowded roads and travel to the Pyramids of Giza. If you are staying in Cairo, it is only a short drive before the Pyramids of Giza are in view. Your bus will park as close as possible. Watch the oldest wonder of the Old World and the only that still remains. The three pyramids of Giza; Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinos have not been affected by time or natural catastrophes.
Your next stop is the new grand Egyptian Museum, home to more than 300000 rare artifacts from the Three Kingdoms. Here, you have 107 halls to visit. While the ground floor holds large statutes, the second contains small statues, jewelry, papyrus, the mummies and the world’s most extensive collection of the boy King, Tutankhamun. Take your time discovering his shining items and discover all that the museum has to offer. then visiting the Khan alkhalili Bazar spend time there waking and can enjoy sitting at authentic cafe there enjoying the vibe of old Cairo
Your next stop is the new grand Egyptian Museum, home to more than 300000 rare artifacts from the Three Kingdoms. Here, you have 107 halls to visit. While the ground floor holds large statutes, the second contains small statues, jewelry, papyrus, the mummies and the world’s most extensive collection of the boy King, Tutankhamun. Take your time discovering his shining items and discover all that the museum has to offer. then visiting the Khan alkhalili Bazar spend time there waking and can enjoy sitting at authentic cafe there enjoying the vibe of old Cairo
Know Before You Go
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Recommend for e everyone it’s easy
